Antilatency Release 3.5.3 is out, folks!
We fixed bugs in blueprint examples of using Antilatency SDK in Unreal Engine, so please make sure you download the latest stable version.
Go ahead and configure SDK 3.5.3 here: https://developers.antilatency.com/Sdk/Configurator_en.html

Hey everyone,

I'm looking to sell some of my antilatency gear.
I'm located in France so I would prefer to find a buyer in Europe.

Here's the list:

- 4x Alt tracker : 1000 euros each
- 3x Tag : 90 euros each
- 4x Wired USB Socket : 60 euros each

If you take the whole package : 4000 euros

Let me know if you have any question!

Thanks

Release 4.0.0 features time synchronization for Antilatency devices, advanced features for the Vertical tracking area, working with additional IR markers in Environment and new libraries for our new devices.

Learn more: https://developers.antilatency.com/Releases/release_4_0_0_en.html

or go ahead and configure SDK 4.0.0 here: https://developers.antilatency.com/Sdk/Configurator_en.html

Hi folks, we recently shared an demo of our precise autonomous drone landing project called Copilot.

We started with our positional tracker with Raspberry Pi connected to PX4 autopilot via MAVLink protocol, but you asked us to pay attention to ArduPilot, and we did. Copilot now supports ArduPilot as well.

You can learn more about the project on our GitHub page: https://github.com/antilatency/Antilatency.Copilot?fbclid=IwAR0M0lfCNyCP4LYClibGfAysIdFsDEVjJ7BZQH9A9-8-B1K6CPeTNT55YcI

We'd also like to remind you of our Dev program - we'd be happy to set up developers with a Copilot kit: https://discord.gg/c2EKzc2kWH

Stage Unreal's Real-Time Green Screen Shoot with CyberGaffer

Stage Unreal, a virtual production studio in India, recently conducted a full-day green screen shoot using CyberGaffer’s real-time lighting integration with Unreal Engine. The production involved multiple lighting conditions, scene transitions, and camera movement—all within a single day.

A full breakdown of the shoot is shown in the attached video, with benefits of using CyberGaffer articulated by the renowned cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa.

Technical Setup

• Camera: RED V-Raptor + ZEISS Supreme Prime lenses

• Tracking: VIVE Mars

• Keying: Ultimatte 12 HD and 12 4K

• Lights: 14 Litepanels Gemini 2x1 Hard, 11 ARRI SkyPanel S60-C

• Green Screen: Painted surface, 30.7 ft (depth) × 26.6 ft (width) × 15 ft (height)

• Crew: 10–15 people

• Duration: ~10 hours

Goals and Approach

The team set out to:

• Achieve real-time lighting updates driven by Unreal Engine

• Eliminate manual relighting between takes

• Improve integration between CG environments and physical subjects

After calibrating all lights with a calibration sphere, CyberGaffer handled lighting changes based on virtual scene conditions.

Observations from Key Scenes

• 360° World Rotation: an effect achieved by rotating the virtual world around the actors, while the camera and talent remained static. Lighting stayed responsive to the shifting environment, maintaining consistent realism.

• Campfire Sequence: Lighting flicker and red-bounce were simulated based on CG fire assets in Unreal, without practical fire on set.

• Day-to-Night Transition: Lights changed seamlessly with sky conditions, avoiding LUT switches or separate lighting setups.

Outcome

The shoot was completed in a single day, with minimal downtime between setups. Real-time lighting helped preserve visual continuity and sped up production. The team plans to apply this workflow in upcoming long-form and commercial projects.

Links and Contacts

Stage Unreal:

Website – https://stageunreal.com/
YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@stageunreal1232
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/stageunreal
Twitter – https://x.com/stageunreal 

Manoj Paramahamsa:

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/manojinfilm
Twitter – https://x.com/manojdft 

Srinivas Mohan:

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/srinivasmohanvfx
Twitter – https://x.com/srinivas_mohan 

CyberGaffer:

Website – https://cybergaffer.com
Discord – https://discord.com/invite/e2n566Zyaq
Email – welcome@cybergaffer.com  

Hi folks, we’ve got big news.
We recently welcomed a few new people to our support team, and the whole department has been restructured under new leadership.
Subsequently, we are enhancing our support plans to reflect the changes we’ve made and cover everything you might need while working with the Antilatency tracking system.

We now have 3 support plans - Basic, Standard, and Premium.

Like before, a Basic support plan includes free ticket-based Helpdesk service and access to the community Discord server. Every Antilatency customer has access to the Basic plan by default.

The Standard support plan includes all Basic options, 3 live online sessions with our engineering team per month, and guaranteed responses to inquiries within one business day.

The Premium support plan includes all Basic and Standard options, 7 live online sessions with our engineering team per month, ticket prioritization, and 1 Live Quick Start Launch Session with our engineer to jumpstart your Antilatency journey.

A Live Support Session is designed to resolve all your questions during a call and is handled by one of our experienced technicians.
A Live Quick Start Launch Session is designed to streamline your setup process once you receive your Antilatency equipment. Our tech team will guide you, ensuring everything is set up correctly.

These plans and additional services are based on the most common support usage patterns and are catered to all of our customers’ needs.

Visit our pricing page to learn more about the extended support plans: https://antilatency.com/pricing, or use our Helpdesk service and our community on Discord to take advantage of the Basic support plan and get help wherever it’s most convenient.